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Grouping Conditions in Python

Although the operation and takes precedence over or, it is often more convenient to use grouping parentheses to make the precedence of the operations explicit:

tst = 3 if (tst > 0 and tst < 5) or (tst > 10 and tst < 20): print('+++') else: print('---')

In the code below, specify the priority of the operations explicitly:

tst = 3 if tst > 5 and tst < 10 or tst == 20: print('+++') else: print('---')

In the code below, specify the priority of the operations explicitly:

tst = 3 if tst > 5 and tst > 0 and tst < 3: print('+++') else: print('---')

In the code below, specify the priority of the operations explicitly:

tst = 3 if tst == 9 and tst > 10 and tst < 20 or tst > 20 and tst < 30: print('+++') else: print('---')
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